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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
7
A humorous note on chiropody and footnotes appears, closing with a reflection that many people offer advice freely since it costs nothing. The fragment hints at Windlowes Hoothing Su ip and a quirky title.
A reader shares a personal tale of kidney trouble and suffering for years. After trying various medicines without relief the writer sought Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a hopeful remedy and describes feeling discouraged but hopeful for recovery.
An advertisement touts H M Cheney Co catarrh cure as a constitutional treatment for catarrh, claiming it reaches the blood and mucous membranes. It offers $1000 for proof of a cure and notes Druggists carry the remedy and Hall's Family Pills. A separate note mentions the first industrial and manual training school in the Philippines starting in Dumaguete with funding from H Siltman of New York and Rev Leon Hill overseeing teaching carpentry and farming to local youths.
A New York City study shows out of 160000 dwelling houses in Manhattan and the Bronx only 16000 house single families. The combined population last June stood at 2050000 with more than 560000 living in tenement housing.
John McCurdy completes his fiftieth year as engineer on the Michigan Central, age 70, still making daily trips 153 miles between Michigan City and Jackson. The era of rail service and long tenure highlights a historic figure in American railroading.
Paul confronts past and mistaken loyalties in a German terrace scene. Hildegarde, Beatrix, and Hoffman complicate love and family loyalties as Hoffman’s doom looms. A secret observer focuses on Hildegarde while Paul learns Beatrix is his sister. The scene blends romance, danger, and social intrigue.
Paul, recovering from gloom, seeks Beatrix in Germany amid France Germany tension and war rumors. He plans to uncover whether Beatrix remembers her brother as a rogue wind lifts a straw hat from a stout matron, exposing a moment of fortune in the plot.
In a garden scene, Paul insists on a private talk the next day to reveal the past mysteries to his sister Hildegarde and friend Kyril. Rhinelander, torn between doubt and hope, watches Hildegarde react to her father’s cool greeting, sensing complex affections and hidden truths ahead.
Congressman Adolph Meyer toured a large Illinois battleship testing the New Orleans dry dock. An officer misaddressed him as the secretary of the navy, prompting a lighthearted titter before Meyer departed for Washington, promising to visit the boys in Washington once there.
New York letter carriers have purchased small electric lights to read addresses at night. The device is a black cylindrical unit about a foot long with a dry battery placed in the carrier’s pouch. Two wires run to a lapel button, powering a reflector and a two-candle power light for nighttime reading.
An article recounts why albinos are rare in wildlife, featuring notes from Charles Payne of Wichita Kansas and a New York Times report. A hunter shares experiences with albino prairie chickens and a Maine deer, explaining visibility to predators and humans, and arguing albinism reduces survival.
An inquiry at Omaha's Indian Supply Depot followed reports that Sioux workers used a shipment of plows to construct a dam for irrigation. They filled a narrow stream with the contraption, flooding surrounding land to water crops, undoing earlier rainfall and land work.
A doctor and two students plan to build the most extraordinary automobile with no sleeping quarters and a large workroom. It will feature four large oil tanks and aims to be the largest vehicle ever built for around the world trips. The Belgian government sets infantry service at twenty months and cavalry at thirty six months.
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